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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-22
Bargains in dry goods at L IS. food & CO. s
MARTINS FERRY.

Mrs. Samuel Salmon, of Steubenville, is
the guest of friends in the city.
The Citizens COrnet Band netted a neat
sum from their festival held OH last Satur-
day night.
The entertainment to have been given
by the Methodist choir has been postponed
on account of the temperance meeting.
About three o'clock yesterday afternoon
the pitman of the boiler feed pump at the
Standard mill gave way throwing the en-
tire mill off for several days.
As the conventions approach politics be-
gin TO grow warm and assume a more rud-
dy hue. For a time it looked as If the
Republicans were the only ones who
wanted the offices, but the Democrats are
going TO make their wishes known, and
there will he two tickets in the field, and
maybe some kicking Republicans will go
it independent. James s.. Mitchell il an
nounced for Township Clerk on the Demo-
cratic ticket, and John Smith and Thomas
Cochran for Assessors. All these are good
and well-titted for the position.
The other evening q young man, while
coming home through the upper part OF
town, after having escorted his lady home
from a ball, came very nearly being killed.
He was passing the residence of a we'll
known man, when the lady of the house
pushed a window mp, and dressed only in
her night clothes, fired a shot at him, the
ball passing with n zip back of his head;
There is no explanation offered for the
lady's rash act, and it is supposed that
some one had, previous to this gentleman's
arrival in the vicinity, created IN alarm OF
some kind.
Major Camp drew two immense audi
ences at the Lafayette Hall on Sunday. In
the afternoon the hall was comfortably
filled, and in the evening not less than
1900 persons listened to the discourse.
This evening an excursion party will come
up frOm Bellaire, Captain Ray having de-
cIded to run his new boat up specially TO
accommodate the party. So far there have
over five hundred taken the pledge. On
Saturday night Major Camp will deliver al
address specially intended for working
men. Meetings will continue each even
inc for an indefinite time.
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BRUTAL ASSAULT.
TWO MEN KNOCK DOWN A PBACABLE
CITIZEN
And Beat Him in q Terrible Manner Without Any
PuWea6On Whatsysr-fhe RaScals
Not Known.
SUNDAY afternoon Frederick Wise, an

Sunday afternoon Frederick Wise, an
employee of HOrkheimer Brothers tannery,
was brutality assaulted and beaten on the
South Side by acrowd of rufians, who I'M
fortunately are not known. 1t seems that
Wise was taking a walk in the afternoon,
and when at q point on Jacob street north
of F~orty-eighth the assault was made, with
out any proyocation whatever, by o u
Young men. These chaps had been down
at Benwood all day filling their hides with
had booze and on their way up stopped IN
several saloons, but could get nothing 10
drink, which seemed to make them very
angry, for they were full enough to believe
they owned the whole town, and they
wanted TO run it 10 suit themselves. Find
inc thew could not do this they kicked,
and lust as they were emerging from o
Jacob street saloon, where they had been
refused drink, they encountered MI
Wise who was walking leisurely along
with his hands in his pants pockets. upon
seeing the party he said good evening, gen.
tlemen, 'and was about to pass on when
one of the chaps suddenly rushed orward
saving, You're Just the - we want:
With that he struck Wise a heavy blow
on the right eye, knocking him to the
ground senseless. The other rowdies then
took a hand and beat and kicked Wise IN
a terrible amer, leaving him lying upon
the pavement. They disappeared, and
Wise picked himself up and went to his
home, corner of Fortieth and Jacob, where
il was found that he was used pretty
badly. A large cash had been cut IN his
face and he was otherwise badly injured.
So much % that he was confined to his bed
all day yesterday, being unable to go
about. Wise is known by all his neigh
bors as a quiet citizen and a p~eaceable
man and the outrage committed upon him
seems to be entirely without ~provocation.
On account Of being laid up Wise was I'M
able to notify the police, and it seems that
no n saw the men commit the assault,
as it was about dark and the street was
deserted at that time. Several parties Ill
the Eighth ward are suspected OF com
hitting the outrage and it is probable
they may have q chance to ind out
whether they are guilty or not.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-22
BELLATRE.

The BARRIERS have called a special meet
ing for Thursday evening.
Chief Muth has called a special meeting
of the tiremen for this evening.
Two members of the School Board are to
be elected at the spring election.
The Madam Fry Concert Company will
be at the Elysian Theatre this evening.
The concert Of.the L. p. Sabbath School
was so successful that il will be repeated.
A company of fancy glass makers are in
the city, attracting considerable attention.
Edward Kelly, of Marshall & Marsh, tie
Findlay jewellers, is home seeing triends
Wm. Cunningham has resigned his pO-
sition as salesman for the Ohio Valley
foundry.
A little child of Henry Kirkland, of
Businessburg, received burns, from the ef-
feet Of which she died.
1t is said that the reflections from the
steel works can be seen at night at War.
mock, twelve miles west of here.
On Wednesday, April 6, John A. Gala
her, assignee, will offer at public sale the
property assigned him by George W. Grod-
haus.
Rev. J. c. Smith, of this city, has been
requested to fill the pastoral duties OF Rev.
Mr.. Hissom, OF Belmont, who Is laid up
with sickness.
Friday" Sprowl had James Marley
arrested Tor alleged assault and robbery,
and the Mayor recognized him TO Court iii
the sum of $500.
Sheriff Foulke passed through the city
Yesterday with Charles Johnson, who goes
to the ~penitentiary for one year for robbing
the Mt. Olivet ~pOstOfice.
Robert Sprouts clothing caught in the
machinery at the Bellaire Goblet Works
and before he was eXtricated most of his
apparel was torn OFF him.
Chas. Blakeney, operator in the B. Il. &
C. Office, at this place, resigned his position
and left yesterday for the West, where he
has secured n better situation.
The reporters are continually making
items that are not correct about the strike
at the Ohio Valley Foundry. At this
writing no settlement has beeu made.
| An allIn Oi uIt III nCClluR NeSlcIuhN
morning was distinctly heard in this city
and many supposed that a fire was in pro-
gress here. There was no alarm yester-
day.-CTTY Ed
DR.. u. J.. Steere, member Of Council from
the First ward, at the temperance meeting
held in the South Bellaire NJ. E. Church,
said that they proposed to make up for lost
time working for temperance.
James Davis, aged 20 years, q resident
of Belmont, was run over by a freight train
on Sunday evening, and had both of his
legs taken off and was probably fatally in
jured. Davis and q couple of companions
were walking on the track, and as the en-
CINE neared them they jumped to one side.
1t was dark, and Davis struck a switch
post which threw him backwards, causing
the unfortunate accident. DIS. King and
Anderson, OF this city, were summoned,
and they went Out at midnight and dressed
the injuries.
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CORINNE.

A Crowded House and Big Success at the
Grand.
The Grand Opera House was crowded
almost to suffocation, last night, by an im-
mense audience, which had assembled to
hear-and See-COrinne in "Arcauia. y
The performance was an immense success
and round after rsund Of applause shook
the building, at the end Of every scene.
Corinne is aptly named 1.-The little dancing
raw of sunshine" and she charmed the
audience from the first by her grace
and talent. Her singing and dancing are
really remarkable for one of her age, and
her execution of the extraordinarily diff
cult Scotch sword dance was excellent and
called forth thunders of applause. The
costumes and scenery are undoubtedly the
most elegant and costly that have ap-
peared before on the Grand stage, and
with the well practiced and beautiful
CORPS de ballet, they make the entertain
ment one of the most pleasing and artistic
attractions now on the road. A large per
eentage of ladies were in the audience and
all who were present expressed themselves
as delighted with the performance. Ar
cadia' will be repeated tonight and an
other packed house is assured.
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HENRY JACOBS & co.,
1854 Main Street.

P. s-Nerchants viii please notce-on and
aNter April lSt we will move our wholesale de-
partment To 1853 Main street, now occupied by
Mr.. J. BrilleS. Special inducements offered 10
CASH BUYERS. HENRY JACOBS co.
ms
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POINTS on PEOPLE.

Movements of Citizens and the Coming
and Going of Strangers.
Corinne and part of her company are at
the ST. ,ames.N =
Part of the Corinne company are quar-
tered at the Howell.
MI. Will B. Day went to Pittsburgh last
evening to hear Patti.
Ferd. X. Swami, OF Charleston, w. Va,
is chartered at the Howell.
Quite q party of Wheeling people went
up to Pittsburgh last evening to hear
Patti.
Mr.. James Jones, Il prominent business
man at Cameron, w. Va, was in the city
yesterday.
Miss Pet Hukill, of Martins Ferry, is
the guest of Miss Jennie Sharp, OF the
North End.
Mr.. A. Allan Wheat will continue as
agent here for the Rudge bicycle and try
cycle, this year.
George W. Burns, the jolly miller Of
Cameron, w. Va, was in the city yester-
day on business.
BENJAMIN ID. Williams, Of RavenswOOd,
W. Va, andJ. F. Patrick, Of Pa~rkcrSburg,
are at the st. James.
K. Patterson, of st. Mary's;C. Z. Reagel,
of Welcome; F.. o. Heihle, of Pa~rkersburg;
A. VI. Benly, of Cameron; Basil L. Bowers,
f. W. Mott, of Ravens Rock, are regis
tered at the Howell.
Col. w. P. Thompson, formerly of Cleve-
land, O., is now permanently located in
New York city. Mrs. Thompson, accom-
panied by her son, are the guests of Judge
q. w. Thompson and will remain a week,
after which they 90 TO New York to reside.
Col. Robert Campbell, the well known
street paving contractor, wa taken sud
denly and seriously i'll last evening and
NAV not recover. He had an operation
performed on his nose some time since and
it seems that it has affected the brain in
some manner, "a he began complaining of
the headache shortly afterwards. His
many friends wish him a speedy recovery.
DR.. Myers is attending him.
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SMALL WAY.
The News Of G,s Day POintedly Para
graphed for Hasty Readers.

The News of t,s Day Pointedly Para
graphed for Hasty Readers
Council this evening in regular session.
THERE have been 10S arrests so far this
month.
ONE deed oftrust was admitted to record
yesterday.
JUDGE BoYD's special term Of Circuit
Court will begin this morning,
THERE will he auction sale OF carpets
and furniture at the Mcclure House to-day
WARRANTS were issued yesterday for q
couple of South Siders for participating II
a row, Saturday night, at the Alhamora
rink.
TUrRE were seven cases before His
Honor Yesterday morning. including the
inmates of Jennie RandalPs house oil Ill
fame.
THE following letters remained uncailed
for at the pOstofice last evening: D.. Mar
cher, W. c. Ridgeway and Samnel r.
Starr.
FUGENE HANKE has agreed to give
Jimmy Delaney q lap start IN their hye-
mile race Saturday evening next at the
Alhambra rink.
CHIEF SMITH has been requested TO Keep
a lookout for thieves who stole a valuable
horse from A. NJ. Clark, of Washington,
Pa, a few days ago.
SELECTED pianists from the advanced
classes of Prof. William Armstrong, will
give a Chopin matinee at his studio, 1923
Market street, this afternoon, for the ben
eft of the WOman's Exchange.
CoNsTAgLEs LOVE and Lauchlin yester-
day arrested a young man named Llppin-
colt on the charge o. embezzling some
groceries. He was admitted to bail by
Justice Davis for a hearing to-day.
JEFF DAVIS and his valet, Captain"
left for Baltimore yesterday, where Jeff
goes to secure several years wages due
him by a phosphate company for which ne
worked.
THE United Presbyterian Sunday School
will give an 'Old Folks Concert" at the
church next Tuesday evening, the 18TH
inst, which will be quite a novelty. \
number of our prominent vocallsts n
musicians will take part.
A MAN came into the REGISTER office
Yesterday and said that he and his wife
were not the parties referred to n the item
about a South Side cutting scrape. lie
wanted a correction made Of the item, but
rs there were no names or location men
toned, there is nothing to correct. Maybe
there are two cases of the same kind.
A GREAT many people labor nnder the
misapprehension that Frank Mayo, who Is
TO produce ''Nordeck" at the Opera House
on Wednesday evening, and Edwin r.
Mayo, who was here recently as Isl Slo'
cum" are one and the same. The diner
ehce is that Frank Mayo is Edwin's father
and one of the finest actOrsin the profession,
producing one of the strongest plays ever
written.
PHILIP GRIMES appeared before Justice
Arkle last evening and swOre out a war
rant for the arrest of Walter Miller, whom
he charged with assault and battery, IN
that Walter had attempted to make q
wal map of his face and then wipe up q
muddy alley with him. Miller hearing OF
Grimes intentions got to the Justices
office before Grimes had finished his state
ment. He swOre out a counter warrant
for Grimes, claiming that the said Grimes
had struck him first. The fun will take
place this evening at Z o'clock.
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Choking Catarrh.

Have you awakened from q disturbed sleep
with all the horrible sensations OF an szasin
clutehing your throat and pressing the life breath
from your frightened chest Have you noticed
the lAnguor and debility that succeed the effort
TO clear your throat and head Of this catarrhal
matter? What a depressing influence IL eIerts
upon the mind, clouding the memory and flling
the head with pains and strange noises How
difficult Il Is 10 nd the nasal passages, throat and
lungs Of this poisonous mucus all can testify who
are af1icted with catarrh. How difhcult 70 pro
tect the system against its further progress 10
wards the lungs, liver and kidneys al phy.
sicians will admit. II f. q terrible disease, and
cries out for relief and cure.
The remarkable curative pouer. when All
other remedies utterly fail, Of s~ksyoEp,s kADt'
CAL CUBE, are atteSted by Thousands wbo grate-
fully recommend II 20 fellow sufferers No STATE
ment Il made regarding IL that eannot be sub
Stantlsted By the most respectable and reliable
references
Zach package contains one bottle Of the kADi.
CAL CuRE. one box Catarrhal soLvEsr, and
an I~nPR0yED IsHALER, with treatise and direc-
tons, and l. sold BY all druggists for SO.
POTTER DRUG & CHEMICAL Co., BoTos.
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That Challenge.
MCKEEsPoRT, PA, March 81.

MCKEESPoRT, PA, March 81.
To The Editor Of The Register:
SIR:-In reply TO a challenge in a recent
issue of your paper from Master Hanke to
myself, / would ask him 'as he means
business, why he saysthe race must be run
five days after articles are signed? Is it
because he knows that ! have not been
skating for almost a year, and am not in
condition nor could not possibly be in that
time? Or is il q challenge like he issued
about a year ago, which / accepted through
your paper, and to which he never sent an
answer? Now, if he really means business,
let him give me time to train and he can
be accommodated.
By publishing this in your valuable pa
per you will oblige me and my Wheeling
friends. Respectfully yours,
c. FALKENsTEIN.
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n Dog.

Maurus Balzar, the South Side brewer,
possessed a fine watch dog, which was also
rather ferocious. lie lived in his W
house in the yard in which the brewery
and his masters residence is located and
was attached to the kennel by a long
chain. Sunday morning when the family
arose the dog was found missing, and on
examining his house they found that the
wood had been torn as if by the animals
teeth. Near by a box of Rough on
Rats was also found, some of which was
sprinkled on the floor of the dog house.
A search was made for the animals body
and it was found at n point about 500
yards up the hill, where it had been
dragged. The animal was cut in a terri
BILE manner as if some one had chopped
it with a Ratchet or knife. The dog was
valuable as watch dog, and it is thought
the parties who killed it had intentions
of committing robbery, but were prevented
by the trouble experienced in despatching
the animal.
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RENwOOD.
News is at a premium.

News is at a premium.
Mr.. Josie Coke is convalescing from the
fever.
NJ. E. Bowers has returned from a brief
visit TO Chicago.
Mr.. David Lee, of the B. & O., was in
town yesterday.
About fifty persons were baptized in the
NJ. f. Church, Sunday.
Mr.. Will Carleton, the author, passed
through here Sunday.
An oyster supper will be given this
evening at a private residence on Main
street.
The political caldron is beginning TO
seethe. Only two weeks until the NUM-
cipal election.
Rope jumping is the chief sport of the
little boys here. When We were young the
girls did the jumping.
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DOings of Boats and Boatmsn along the
Ohio.

Doings of Boats and Boatmsn along the
Ohio.
The marks at the landing last evening
indicated Z feet and stationary.
Marks from above: Greensboro, 8 feet and
stationary; Oil City, l foot 6 inches and
falling; Parker, Pa, l foot 5 inches and
falling; Pittsburg, Monongahela river 4
feet and falling; Brownsville, 5 feet 8
inches and falling; MorgantOwn, 4 feet G
inches and stationary; Lock No. 4, G feet !
inch and stationary; Rice's Landing, 4feet
10 inches and falling.
Among the members of the company
producing "Nordeck' at the Grand Opera
House are three children of an old-time
steamboat agent, several years deceased.
They appear on the programme as Miss
Francis Graham, Miss Alice LOrimer and
Mrs. L. tombstone. Their father was
George tombstone, who was a noted anna
teur in theatricals in this city many years
ago, and actively identified with steamboat
interests. - Cincinnati Times.
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D APRIL lid, 1851,

all NJ uubiic auction 10 The blfhss,s "A
hldder n The front DIOR Of thf CON- nys
HsnhsIl county, commencing o. po.ss.r
M on ssH DAY, the following dssf,Da ~,
ale thai IL 10 say: Eighty Scres o, sosnty,
or ~ on wheeling Greek, In hhrbA 49,.
We~f yIrgfnIs- adjoining lsndsd JoehnaS~G
wiiIisIn Ruth and others, heinz TIE J, SratS
Inc HeprY C0nkIe land conveyed 80 49,
In deed dated January 9Th, is1L sIs,rsuo f
rsferenee "a hereby made for fuIlossIrMs M
MD land, excepting and resefyinS tss ~ risnsps
scyes m0re on Ir-s, conveyed 20 Jonn bis
bT aid LSvrence crupe and Hannah sed
M. by decd dated sosentef lHn 80 M.
rsoo.ded In Died Book No. z. Page -
NInhaII County Record Of bceda W. cenT
trsrf m boanded and described - 1ugs,,,. LIZ
neneiur al 4 uotnt where William Enlatbe
iutsrrecfs The land Of asd 49, ~ 90
county road north Of psysysfd, - tbssos
along the line OF the county Iosa ~. I'M ~
north % poles In q line pafaiei ~ ~, ~ be LIS
tween ala Crspe and William kianS rksoo
betveen aid Crupe and Johas S,use ssd
ye,f along the line between sSas. -
Joshus Biske d poles 70 The linz Do,s = po%s
Crupe and william Ruth; tbence 49, villas
sioor he line between aid Cfupe syTtf
10 the place Of beginning slp oJhsnL
senes having been released t1.dNH
ssSinee Of y. y. Oldham, sdminfas"
TnR1s on sILE-Onethid cab. An
An one and two yean With tnteress % fpd
ale. he purcbasef GIVING hh 80 - uts
secunfy Cox the deferred pey1eenDs n paB n
to be retained until purchscr n302E' ffusa
fuIl.
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Room the Town,

We offer to-day 100 alpaca umbrellas at
81 %, cheap at 81.
10 pieces oil red calico at &c.
% dozen pure silk mitts 20c a pair.
100 pieces fine Sea Island and heavy
brown muslin at &c.
20 pieces of Tan, electric, gendarme and
brown surah silk sic.
10 pieces black surah silk 75aS7c.
200 pieces linen edging &c, Sc and DC a
yard.
30 dozen good cOrsets 25c apiece.
100 pieces white goods from SC a yard
up.
p pieces finest AZ inch. all wool Sebasta-
pol cloth at Toe.
Please ask for goods advertised and you
will always find them as we advertise, and
we warrant all goods as represented or
refund the money.
II. EMsHEIMER,
Eleventh Street
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Di.ordsrs which Aneet the KIdneys

ties, Brights disease. gravel. and other com
plants of the urinacy organs, are not ordinarily
curedin severe cases, but they may be ayerted by
timely medication. A useful Stmulant of the
urinary glands has ever been found in Hostel
ter'S stomach Bitter, a medicine which not only
affords the requisite stimulus when they become
inactive, but increases their vigor and ~secretive
power. Embarrassing the activity Of the kidneys
and bladder, this medicine has the additional
effect of expelling from the blood impurities
which il is the peculiar Office Of those organs to
eliminate and pass on The Bltters is also a puri-
der and strengtheuer of the bowels. an inyignr-
ant OF the stomach. and q matches remedy for
biliousness and fever and que Itcounreracts a
tendency 10 premature decay, and suStains and
comforts the aged and intrm.
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These are Solid Facts.

The best blood purifier and system reg
ulator ever placed within the reach Of
suffering humanity, truly is Electric Bit
tiers. Inactivity of the Liver, Biliousness,
Jaundice, Constipation. Weak Kidneys, oil
any disease of the urinary organs, or who
ever requires an appetizer, tonic or mild
stimulant, will always find Electric Bit
tiers the best and only certain cure known.
They act surely and quickly, every bottle
guaranteed to give satisfaction or money
refunded. Sold at fifty cents a bottle by
Logan & Co.
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SATURDAY. APRIL I'd 1857.

commencing at 10 o'clocE, q. N, Al the fma'
door 81 tbe Court House for Maid C"uniJ. ntbe
CiIy 0f Wheeling. the f0lIOsing described po
pcriy situated 10 raid City II wheeling. tbnn
10 cay III numbered eleven ~ tn n1uAn
numb-r d twenty one (2l), In Leepb caldrsn,
Addition 10 the III. Of wheeling, q in,pn
which addition II filed In the suit Of lOGD Nh
et nj. W. \. Brady " ais, lst.ly pendliy IbA'
Cirnit Court ~ Ohio County. Wed Nlfna.t
said Dot being a part Of the property coG'f'T'
70 \. Brady caldwell by y. Brady and no
Hobbs. trustee, by decd dstsd the idh oala
January, ls77. and recorded In The Clsfk -
Of the County Court 81 ObD County, Ibp
Book Go, Foii0 10. aud being nl.o The ssIs.,ys,
conveyed ~ aid Charles II. King ~ DE-
Caldwell by de-, d dated The atb day Of so,s-
Der, I,7s, snd recorded In sAid onlce INV"
Book No CO, Page 80.
TEsrs oY sALE-One hall. or q, mnfh non
the purchaser may elect 10 Jay. es.n w nsIId IA
the day OF sale. Balance, II snJ, 10 re 49,
two equal instaliments payable In enc
yeans from day Of sale With iBtsfest nun ~,
sale payable annually. The purhssef Dtp,
his nOses, with good T~sr.opal sf7in!y, -,
deferred installments, and the utI'r Wv
peny 10 be retained a. additional sscur6
p LOUIs y. sTIFEL. 1rSS
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Prejudice Kills

eleven years our daughter suffered on
a bed of misery under the care OF several
of the best physicians, who gave her dis
ease various names but no relief, n now
she is restored TO us in good health by Hop
Bitters, that we had poohed at two years
before using it. We earnestly hope and
pray that no ont else will let their sick
suffer as we did, on account Of prejudice
against so good a medicine as Hop Bitters. y
ParcBts-Good Tenpldrs.